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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
cesal Notices.
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- Oh NEW. YORK-Nnnie H. Butt, plaintiff, against

CUPKEAlE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- Oh NEW Minnie H. But, plaintiff, against
Amanda Du.On and Others. defendants.
pursuance % judgment " foreclosure and sale en-
H. above cnlted the office OF the Clerk
CITY ana County Ncw-Iork, he 10th day Of
july 1851 1, uudels gned the Referee IN SAID ludg
mont named VIII sell public auction at the Real Estate
Exchange and Auction Room, Limited, Nos. 80 70 %
Liberty the city or New YORK; the fifteenth
day Of September, 1887 twelve O'Clock by Seton
Co. tOneers the premises n said Judgment described
Viz
All that certain piece parcel OF land situate IN the
Nineteenth Ward of he City ~ NewNOrk' and bounded
ana described follows beginning at point on the
uOfthery East Forty nth street distant $50 (ono
hundred ami nftvl castwlrdly the nor astery
thwarly and parallel with Fifth Avenue and part OF the
d., an.e through party wall zone hundr d. feet and
lnve) inches thence eastwardly parallel with Forty
"a allel with Fifth Avenue, and part OF The distance
through another party wall. 100 zone hundred feet and
Gve Inches tho norhey side OF Fortyhuh street and
thence wcswarilv along said street Is ltwenyhNe) feet
the point place OF beginning The said premises
being now known Number Fast Forty hhh street.
being the which were conveyed to the said Amanda
Culon hv Mary Wright by decd dated the 18TH
January. 1889, and recorded IN the Office Of the
Reg the cry and County or Newly york, In Llber
Lose OF Conveyanccs NJ page 14o
Dated Now-l Ork, August %, 1857. - .
John f. Parsons, Plaintiffs Attorney III broadway,
New York.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
CRIE Through trains leay

ERIE oRAILWAY.-Through trains leave
n iD e earlier than Time shown 10 1on
ules earlier. AVN " ~
a. m Daily.-Day Express, Buffet Drawing: room
Coaches 70 Bingha.aton Elmira Honelsyille, ROch.
SSser, Bulialo Niagara Falls; Pullman Sleeping
Ru mmDa ny Chicago and ST. LOUIS Limited" solid
Me4dSq Cleveland. t Cincinnati ' Chicago and St.
LOUIS LOU Pullman sleeping Coaches % Rochester, Bur
8 m;uD4ily Uhicago Express. Pullman Day and
=. Nias |a, 4, Falls ana Chicago -
BS,%s%tca, GScs9 %avsfIy aad Ii%iaS c'1.A -
90 o u 10 4. 80 Tc. "a a 20 noon no. as 81
800 $50, 40, $40 80, $50 10, 80. Is.
s1s - 70 m, Z 90 % noaa 10 IL S9 g.
f'f' Week ?'S; noon no. g. = 30 =? e
5:ls 54So, 1850 p m, Il @id9lgSt. SUNDAYS. .45'
Newark ANA aasTson, va Ne%srk week days eo 80,
20 20 49, s. 10 p m, and IL Midnight sundays,
II noon 40 80 80 so, 10, !, 80, 80
ais.siS 7S; 30, s. ~ iOG 20 % 45, 4I5
waiwleE, 80. 80 IL 20 m, 2:aO, 4:ao p.
Mon suoISS and ' White n lake H. 30 p m. Sunday,
New6urg and Cornwall, so. . a. m. 3 30 10. 80
Mon, gomery. a. m, 80, 80 p N. Sundays 90
Kingston, Q a. m. sundays, 10 20 a N.
Scranton: Dunmorc. week days, a. m, 80 p m.
Goshen, 40 40 30 ., 10 30 a. m, 80. ) 80. 80
30, D. <, ~ midnight sundays. 3 49, 80, w.
10 20 a. m, G 80, y.
$50, 80, 80. g. 8, p. M, IL midnight Sundays
40, 40 3 80, %, 10 30 a. NJ o. 80, y. H.
Port Jeryis. -, 80 9. 10 20 a. 30 80. 80,
q, 5, IL mdnighL Sundays 40 30, ~ 10 20 a. m.,
g. $50, =. ~.
Tickets OF passage and apartments In Drawing Room
Sleeping Coaches be- obtained and orders for the
checking and transfer OF baggage may be left the Com
panys Offices, Nos. 81 4OI, Ill, 957 Broadway, 1877
Mesfst. New YORK, NO. 33l Futonst Brooklyn, or At
the Compsnys depots.
Express trains from the West arrive In New York at
715 Is, 10 - a. m, and o 40 and 10 p. m.
L. III. SOULE, Gent Mgr. l.. Il. FARMER, G.. z. Agt.
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. G. & H. II II CO., esscos.
Detroit and Chicago, % s. a m. % O5, -s1j p. m.
syrac1se BurSlc Rochester suspension Bridge. Nagar.
Fails 3 Is - :55 a. m, - o.. " rs r.
Ete no ~ s IL go a, EIS o2 S
G?an:so@?s W., rqins. cora%h. Nerours. ,'i2 *,
sa 6osn Va Ee. Sa4 m" 40 70 90 IN Gran
Hamilton London g b3 a. m, - %. l5 p m.
T0f9Ri s. % .S 20 a g q 5i : aaa Niagara Falls Gin
einnau Detroit chicago and s. Ioui,
Saratoga Specials. II 30 a m. as p. m. Drawing
Tase GEORGE, il 80 m Saturdays only. 40 p m
Lakes Mohobl ami MnnowasAa via Ncw-faliE. 8, II 80
On 30 90 M 70 % M t tses room Cars to N"s'0"
Kaatcl skill Hunter Grand Hoto station and 70 Pho.
P 1de cars IL q rahd 2 nae son asa 1 Th@n or d
Kaaterskill and Mountain House on o. llso a. n. aud
PaenVille. cairo and Mountain House Station. 3 Is.
1913, 9, II 20 a M - p n Drawing room car %
DAILY ~ 3sliy except saiuidag Ssaturdays only
thci trains DALI except sunday.
For tickets time alb ga. paror or sleeping car accommo
datons or information apply a. offices Bfooklyn. 3a]
Washington st., $50 FultOnst Annex ONCE foot OF Full
TewYoIk sily-3G3 ~ oi2 BroadToy 1873 IL
ives 42dst, foot OF Jay-st., n. r. g. +. LAMBERT
Vandetbitave. General Passenger Agent.
CHORE LINE All Rail Route for Boston.
- Newport and the Fast Express leaves Grand Central
Station at n m. Limited Express, except Sunday, 1
M F' E5e y At e1do b an S Ss%eo
Sleeping cars 20 destination
BOSTON WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
ID sFTT PIER.
VIA STONINGTON LINE.
From Pier SO. North RI en- block above Canal
St, at D N. daily, except Sunday. Through from
landing Naraganset PIER without extra charge
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BOSTON WATCH HILL NARRAGAN
- SFTT PIER
VIA CTONING1ON LINE

From New Pier SO, North River block above Canal
ST., at p m. daily, except Sunday. Through from
landing 10 raganset Pier without extra charge
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and NEST.

- Elt-, KA4i.i.OAl, slioHI - ~ :. ~ - -
Af-W YORK ami b. FFAi.O. LIGHTNING fAFEi>S
TRAINS 40 DUST. ALWAYS On TINE ~ LLMAN
PALACE DAY AND Sill PING COACHES.
Depo IN New Ofk foot Il barclay and Christopher sts
a. m. Daily except SUNDAYS. Buffalo aud oswcgo IN
press fc Water Gap Srouishurg scranton, Bngham'on,
Eimira Bath. DansSle. Bufao, Syracuse OswegO 1!e ne
oxford Ofwicn Utica scranton Tor Iitt-"n
wike,balre Danve and NOrthumbcrland, a. OwcsO ior
Ithaca and intrrmed'ats at ou-.
.. IN. Binghamtun ana Fmlfa Express FOR Water
Gap scranton Bshamton. owcgg and tHdra' connects
Tor Pitt.t0n. Kingston, WIlAcsbaffc, &c.
10 y. NJ. Scranton. WIhesbarrc and Kingston IA
press.
p. m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for ttFpuds
burg scranton, En gharit0n. trgO, lIrlra, Corning,
Bath Waylani Dan<"le. Buffalo, &c. arriving In Buy
falo 10 a. N. Sic ping coach 20 Olcan. go
y. m Daily Bunh0. JilrA and l(in7tlhe. o.W'gl
Express Sroudsburg TON Bin hauton, Cortland
Syracuse. Oswcgo GTeeno. ONfoid: Norwich tuca. &C.
connects Oweg0 Ithaca and intermediate stations
except Saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains Tor all
point Wet
daily Pullman sleeper affas he'd
Tickets sale baggage checked a. 9s5 broadway
and at Express oAces In NewYork nd Br oSyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK VA, and SOUTH. -,
Leave via Penn X. Il, 80 D. Parlor cars 20 Baitl.
more, thence palace steamers, arriving a, OLA FONT q"
q rs a. m, Norfolk O. M " y TOMPkINS, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Although the business transacted at auction yesterday
was comparatively unim some large transactions as
pryate contract reported. Moriu Bauer has SOFA
10 Do1e Lyon eight lots the east side OF NinthaVe Dc
tween hundred and thrt enth and Onehundredah
fourteenth s opposite MOrnn gsde Park and one lot on
one hundred for $1,000 FRANCIS v:
Deyin has sold benjamin H. OZARK NC: S4v Mese
Penn, valued $4,000 Is tsKea ~ ne seller as part
yment David COrbt has sold II private contract Tor
Mrs j. Mitchell u PEIhI Ryan he house On the west
de of EeventhaNe so feet north Of Forty fourthst,
e5Jxl00, for 1920. 49, All, ~, -, 49, =.
Daring the pubic hours W. Kennedy Bro. sold under
foreclosure plot 1OOxlOO, on East seventeen On the
noth side 22 OF Avenue A, with four-story
building planning mill and onestory shed for SlO5S0
to the plaintiff ia the suit
There was call for % 25 feet four-sory house
between Fifth ard Madison above Fifty-nnth-st
property offered: % feet house on
ent-st between Fifth and Sixth aves for $4,000 lots
o Tenth.aVe above High Bridge 20 feet hreestory
Iouse on Eghtys St for 500, 900; lots on
Eighth, Ninth and Tenth avcs aud on the Boulevard Oh
one hundred and iXtcenh-st and Fhave about seven
lots suitable rsclass private houses or apartments
seven lots on West Endaye. for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

NEw-YoRK Monday. Aug %. 1887.
Tho following sales made at tho Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
By William Kennedy d Bro.
! 4.story building with plot OF land East 70thst,
223 n OF Ave.A, plot l00x 1905 Hersh6eld S10541
tae OF dwellings, with lots, West S2d-st, 100 ue
OF lOthave adjourned 10 sept -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION (sood davsl 81 as
stsamers C. IA. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
pscS ain per as E r. 3 n m. and III m. !oundaystl
IN nonascting at New. Haven with special trains for
EERipEN HARTFORD sPRINGFlELD, HOLfookE
checked AZ eAa broeo-
way Nsw.York. and CouEsL. brooklyn.
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STEAMBOATS, ann RAILROADS..

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
a. q, Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
loot OF Chrlst0pherst North River, daily except Satur
day, p. m. for Troy and the North Sunday steamer
touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets 81 So
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
"A ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Canast. "
Freight received until the hour Of departure.
Leave brooklyn via Annex, Fulton-st, at p. M
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from Chambers station for Engo-
WOOL I9ndhy, ClOster, Sparkl and Nyack 80, no.
800, 30 and IL 80 a. rs, 80 A. 80, 20.
~ ~ 8, 10 80 y. M. ~ midnight sundays, no.
9:3O a. m, and p. For Manuel, Spring Valley,
Monsey and Ta1mans, 80, no. 80 m, so, 80
P NJ u 10 p M Saturdays only. Sundays 80 a. m,
p. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
LONG REACH AND POINT LOOKOUT, |. |.

TRAINS FROM FOOT EAST 4rH.SE, n. Y.
pAILY-t-64O 1850 $50 lO5Oa M. 1880. 100 3D.
400 1885, $50 1880 ~. sgNp Is,n i'1''
LAST TRIAL from Long Beach, lO:t5 p.
GOOD FISHING AT WRECKLEAD CHANNEL
tStops 1t Wreckead Don't run to Point Lookout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

Steamer KasersAll leaves on Tuesdays and THURSDAYS
al p H., on saturdays at y ~ Steamer walter BIct1
az T.. ~. from pier foot OF Jay-st y. X
Steamer McNlauus Mondays. Wednesdays aud Friday
from pirr foot OF Fra kl INST at Boats connect win
EostOn and Albany T. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAAIEkSKlLL An CATSKILL
Leave Pier 50, y. H.. foot % Jay St,
LIVERY WEEK DAY AT d Il. NJ,
Except that Saturdays kaatersk leaves at p and
Waller Brcti Is.
cats KILL. MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO Il. II. CONNECTS
List OF houses, rates, Hc AZ PIER or mailed Tree ~
w J. HUGHES, Treasurer, Catskill y. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
Book Notices.

Every lady will be interested in the June
number of DEMoREsT's MONTHLY, us it is an
exceedingly interesting one. The steel plate,
"Thc Fate of Nydia, is novel and very beau
tiful, both in execution and design, and the
other illustrations are also very fine. The
Fashion Department is well edited. and it is q
Literary Magazine of high order. with all it's
departments ably conducted. That the pub
Usher is Prohibitionist. tells where it stands
on the Temperance question. Published by
W. Jennings Dcmorest, Is East 18th Street,
New York.
PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for June is on our
table, fresh and bright as the first month of
summer itself. The steel-engraving, handsome
colored fashion-plate, and numerous wood-cuts
are If possible above their usual average of OK
cellence and. regarded from a literary point of
view. this number, both in the matter of tales
varied.
THE INTERSTATE READERS primary, Inter-
mediate and Grammar SCHOOL, arc among the
most pleasing and instructive publications of
the day, and we would iitl. To see them in the
hands of every child i'll tho land. The Nav
aHmbers are fully up to the s,ondard.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
NEW
Seasonable Silks.

Having enlarged this stock fO donbIc Ii0
former size. II now embraces nearly all the de-
sirable Foreign and Domestic Silk Fabrics. pre-
senting an ass0rtment In variety and richness
never before shown by IT'S. AZ n fairly good
index To tho stock VIC quote
80 pieces SuInnpeT SILK. In white and black
and white cheeks and broken pIaids. only 39e.
2SPIcccs SGmmc5 Sarah Silks in variety Of
neat, styIssb checks. only 69c. per yard.
20 pieces SKINNER silks In light changeable
check elects, only orc. per yard.
We IRE showing a sspeTb stock Of POngee
gSd China SJks. N boSh pSzSn and fancy shsd-
ings. There Is every indicesiOp d IN increased
demand for these e1OOds this sez,Ou they being
undoubtedly the no-f popular fE6rfr fo1 eve,
ming wear mt the seashOre and nEo1ntafn re-
treats. We offer:
10 Inch China Pougecs IN natural color with
meat. fancy hgures and pin stripes. These ran
be made info entire suits. or used In combina-
ton with the plain Pongee; only Soc per yard.
. inch China Pongee. in dark ground eoIorr
with plain stripes in light effects. only s4c. per
q inch Real China Silk. in all the Ieadi.s
dark and light ShadeS. only &c. per yard
q inch ZINE China Silks. in light gTDznS
per yard.
Louisine silks retain their wen descrved pop-
ularity as Handsome, yet serviceabEe sin fac
nc: we are showing an excellent Hne Of 49,
shades. with hair line pIaids to match, only IN
per yard
The Diamond" China Silks. 90 called ON
account OF the Diamond shape design woven
into the fabric. These come in all the newest
soft shades, and will make elegant evening cos
TUNES, tea gowns. etc, only S1.25 per yard
Elegant Tune Of China Silks in delicate ground
shades, with high eoIOred flower designs, yery
choice. only sI.35 per yard.
superb Novelty" China Silks. rich eo5orea
designs. only els per yard.
100 pieces natural Shnntmg PonSees each
piece containing sufficient quantity for q fun
suit, -, IS, 81, % and so per piece.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24

Daniel B. Lucas will contest the
right of Charles J. Faulkner to be
Senator from West Virginia. Both
men are Democrats, and both are
men of ability. We may therefore
expect to have a cool, judicial trial
of the case by the U. S. Senate, for
there can be no party advantage of
serious moment in the decision. Not
only is the right of the Legislature to
elect Senator at the special session
questioned, but also the right in par
ticular TO elect Judge Faulkner, for
our State Constitution provides:
"No judge. during his term of office. shall
practice the profession of law. or hold any
other Office, appointment or public trust under
this or any other Government and the ac-
ceptancc thereof shall vacate his judicial office
nor shall he. during his continuance therein, be
eligible TO any political office"
1t is certain that the Office of U. S.
Senator is n political one, and the qucs-
ton rs to what the Senate will say as
to the right of Mr.. Faulkner to his
place, pr0Uided the Legislature had
the power to elect, is one of great in
tercst. The odds seem to he against
Senator-elect Faulkner in this fight.
PdTkersburg State Journal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
EAorgasto,c,a Ne1o ID

Gov. Wilson on Friday made the
following appointments j. II. Mil
Der, of Summers county, fish commits
sioner, third district; J. E Peck, of
Of Logan county, and A. F. Whelan,
of Lewis county, directors of West
Virginia Hospitasfor the Insane; John
A. McGuffin, of Fayette county, R.
C. NJ. Lowell, of Kanawha county, A.
A. w. Woodford, of Lewis county,
and John Monroe, of Hampshire
county, honorary commissioners to
represent this State in the preparation
for the carrying on of the Centennial
Exposition of the Ohio Valley and
Central States, to be held in the city
of Cincinnati in the centennial year
1888.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
Col. Chew Serenaded.

Col. r. P. Chew. Delegate from
this county in the West Virginia
Legislature, was on Friday evening
last given handsome demonstration
ct the hands of his fellow-citizens and
constituents. These, to the number
Of several hundred, preceded by The
eolored Band, Independent Fire Com.
pany, Citizens Fire Company and
Drum Corps, moved to the CoIonel's
attractive suburban residence, under
the marshalship of Mr.. T. F. Eddy.
A special telegram to the Wheeling
Register thus notes what then trans
pired: "After several pieces of mu-
sic by the band Col. Chew was intro
duccd to the crowd in pleasing adj
dress by the Hon. Joseph Trapnell, a
prominent lawyer. In short and
appropriate address the gallant Col
oDel thanked his fellow citizens for
their demonstration of regard and APP
proval, and then briefly reviewed the
late Senatorial contest. He desires
that harmony prevail in the party and
that in 1883 the factions will lay aside
all inharmonious views and bring out
a sold phalanx of Democratic votes
for the next President. He briefly
remarked upon the laws enacted by
the Legislature, and then after assur-
ing the crowd that words were mad
equate to express his gratitude fol-
the ovation and approval of his
course, retired to his seat. Then
followed music and grand display
of fire works. This demonstration
shows the appreciation with which the
Colonel is held by his citizens,
and the endorsement of the voters
who elected him. The crowd Their
quietly dispersed, carrying with them
the assurance of Col. Chew that he
would always stand by the people and
protect their rights
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
Advertised Letters.

List of advertised letters remain
ing in the Post Office at Charles.
town, Jefferson county, w. Va.
May 21, 1887:
Mrs. L. Y. Wilson, Mrs. Hannah
Miles, Prof. S. J. Woofter, Sampson
Walker, Henry Rifle, DIR. Rillis.
The above letters, if not called fol
within thirty days, will be sent to the
dead letter office. Persons calling
for them will please say that they are
advertised
GEO. H. FLAGG, P. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
R1cuMoSpER1S THE err,

AFoRMER RIcuMoSDERI IN THE CRY.
Mr.. Julius G. Holmes, of Wash
ington, arrived in the city yesterday
from Washington on the fast mail.
Mr.. Holmes is one of the Govern
ment Inspectors of Public Buildings.
He comes on to inspect the Custom
house and Postoflice building as far
as the work has progressed. He
called on Captain d. w. Allen ycster-
day evening, but will not make the in
spection before to-day.
Mr.. Holmes is an old Richmonder
and is well known here. He was 4
member of Old Fayette Artillery,
and the gallant comrade of Clopton,
Fleming, Jones, Clincly, Hood, and
many others. Mr.. Holmes will re-
main in the city for several days,
and will call upon rs many old
friends as possible.-Richmond Dai-
ly Times, May 2I.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
Display of
::
WHITE GOODS.

The White Goods Stock 1. ready IT IL. be-
vOnd doubt. the laTgcEt and Finest We have
ever shown. comprising All IS tue most desiru-
ble fabrics of the seasons manufacture. and
containing the best valses pOrrIbly ObtainablG
in any city. As especially worthy of mention
VIC quote:
100 pieces Fine Checked NainsOokE. excel
lent valEe. only Sc. per yard.
$50 pieces Fine Sainsooks, IN n variety Of
checks. plaids. and stripes. only Zoe. Per yard-
30 pieces Satin striped Lawns. i've different
sized stripes. only Zoe. per yard.
80 inch Fine India Lawn PIsidr. shsiss -
sorted styIes, only i2tSc. per yard.
30 inch Vine Plaid Sainsooks, variety Of
plaids. only I21Sc. per yard.
Fine Brocaded Striped PSTues, esrs and
white. only l21Sc- per yETd.
Extra Fine Striped Lawns. white and eerD.
variety Of widn and narrow rtTfpeS, Splsndid
values. only I5e. per yard.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
MAY IS, 1887.

MAY Is, 1887.
A meeting of the Town Council held this
N night at o'clock, 1t was moved that the
Main street be cleaned and swept by the town,
and that the citizens be requested TO sweep up
to the middle of the street once week there
after. say every Saturday morning, SO 1t can
be taken away. Motion carried.
On motion it was ordered that the papers of
the town publish the following Ordinances
Section H. Chapter V, in relation to wagons,
carts, &C.. left standing on the streets. side
walks &c; also, Section 10, Chapter IL, in re-
lation to throwing slops, &c, Oh the streets:
1t shall be unlawful for any person TO leave
any wagon, cart or other vehicle. standing in
or on any street or sidewalk in this town. ANY
one violating this ordinance shall be lined not
less than one nor more than ten dollars.
It shall not be lawful for any person to throw
water slop or offal from his or her house or
kitchen into or upon any street. alley or pub
lie square of this town, or permit or suffer the
same to be done nv any person in his or her
employment, or belonging to his or her family /;
nor shall any person permit the waste water,
slop or offal from his or her house or Kitchen
to run or flow into or upon any such street,
alley or public square; nor shall any person
throw or place. or cause to be thrown or placed,
any coal or wood ashes, dirt or filth OF any
kind, or any lumber. wood, coal. coke. stone.
or any other incumbrance. into or upon any
street, alley or public square of the town. and
suffer the same to remain there for the space
of twelve hours thereafter: and any person
offending against any of the provisions of this
section shall pay q fine of not less than one nor
more than ten dollars and like fine shall be
Incurred for every twelve hours such nuisance
shall continue after such forfeiture and re-
covery had proUtded that this ordinance shall
not exted to timber. stone. brick or other ma
terials used for building, unless the same shall
remain an unreasonable time in the street, al
ley or public square.
The above Ordinances will be most rigidly
inforced after the LIST day of July, 1887.
By order of the Council.
w. /. HEDGES,
q
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
DIED..

Suddenly, ON May 4th. 1887. near Shop
hcrdstown, JULIA ALEXANDER BUTLER,
youngest child of William and Kate II. Butler.
''Suffcr little children to come unto me, for
of such is the Kingdom of heaven
Ncar Middlcwuy. April 18TH 1887. after many
years of severe suffering, Mrs. RACHAEL 4.
WYATT. wife of John w. Wyatt, aged 65
years and 81 days.
At her home in Shcphcrdstown. May 18th.
1887. Mrs. SARAH \. UNDERDONK. widow
of the late j. V. Undcrdonk, aged So years and
months.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-05-24
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